Gutgesell is recording the connections between things like salmon and berries using food webs for a new project with the U.S. Forest Service.
Anna Canny
Local News Reporter
Juneau is a windy city. So why don’t we have more wind turbines?
A solitary wind turbine at Juneau’s Coast Guard station sparks curiosity about an untapped renewable resource.
Renewable energy summer camp teaches Juneau’s next generation about generation
The camp featured classroom lessons on wind and solar power and field trips to hydropower sites like Salmon Creek Dam.
Much of Juneau’s king salmon fishery will close this summer, because of a 2020 landslide
Most of the chinook that were supposed to come back this year were killed after a 2020 landslide severed the hatchery’s supply of freshwater from Salmon Creek.
Climate change is muddying the future of trail maintenance in Southeast Alaska
Trail crews face a growing intensity of the mud, the erosion and the wash-outs that are wreaking havoc on trails as human-caused climate change makes rainstorms more extreme.
Chemists, curators and Chilkat weavers present findings on historic dye techniques
The research aimed to understand and recreate the striking yellow, black and blue-green color palette used in this sacred fiber art.